The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-29
Rev. Wilson will go to Bay View,

Miss Edith Shattuck is visiting hel
sister is St. Johns.
| Don't forget your pocketbook a
the X. T. band concert.
Miss Meta Gould leaves for Bay
View the first of the week.
Willoughby Matlock has gone to
Colorado on prospecting tour.
DIR. Bagg is selling blank books al
reduced prices as well as wall paper.
The new easy lawn mower, the
best in use, at Curry's hardware,
Main st.
Mrs. H. B. Gregory and daughters
and Miss Bertha Wesener are rusti-
eating at Bay View.
The American Light Champion,
the latest and best bicycle made, for
sale by ]. c. Shattuck.
w. S. Gould was home from De-
troit over Sunday. He is pleased
with his new position.
For the new "Seth Thomas" move
ments, call on N. M. Pray; first door
north of Stewards bank.
Robert Kerr, engineer on the d.
& M. railway, is visiting under the
paternal roof in this city.
There will be reunion of the nth
Mich. Cav, at Adrian, August 3Ist.
All late members of the regiment are
requested to be present.
Married, at his residence on Good
hue street, July a3d, by Rev. Geo.
H. Wilson, Geo. H. Jones and Mary
E. Lee, both of Caledonia.
K. r. band festival, on Dutt's lawn,
Friday evening Aug. S. Ice cream
and dancing. Dancing, Iocts; ice
cream extra.
Mrs. Helen Amos and her niece
Kittie Ross, of Marinette, Wis re-
turned home Monday after three
weeks visit with relatives in this vi
cinity.
DIR. Annis S. H. Gooding, recently
from St. Louis, has opened an Office
in The Comstock block on Williams st.
She comes to Owosso highly recon-
mended by St. Louis people.
Elsewhere in this paper will be
found the Albion College advt. of
their YEAR Book, which is well worthy
your attention. Convince yourself
by sending for a copy of this work.
Married, at the residence of An
drew Douds, by Rev. H. w. Hicks,
July 10th, Leander G. Bailey, of
Grand Rapids, and Estella Douds, OF
Rush. THE TIMES extends best
wishes.
The case of the people VS.. Fred
Hulk and VIM. Elliott, on charge Of
stealing buggy, was tried before
Justice Baldwin On Saturday last and
resulted in conviction. They were
fined $40 each and cost. Elliott's
fine was afterward RENTED as no
criminal intent was manifest on his
part; he was simply caught in bad
company.
The festive shotgun in the hands of
careless boys did some ragged work
last Saturday. Two boys, one son
of ]. w. Sickels, and the other F. M.
Cobb's son, both of this place, were
hunting, when the gun in the hands
of the Sickels boy went off and lodged
20 shot in the calf of the Cobb boys
leg. DR.. Travis was called, who
extracted about one-half the shot.
The boy will probably carry the bal
ance OF them the rest Of his life.
When last heard from beth boys were
doing well.-St. Johns Republican.
State Republican: AT the last ses-
sion Of the Legislature a bill Was
passed providing for county supervi-
sion of schools, but as the Senate fail
ed to give the bill immediate effect,
the provision of the act will not be-
come operative until September &c,
ninety days from the date the bill was
signed by the Governor. The annual
meeting Of the chairman of the
Boards of School Inspectors, on the
first Tuesday of August, for the, cleo
ton of county examiner and the
joint meeting of the chairmen and
examiners, will be held this year as
provided by sections I and 7, of
chapter IL, of the school law, and
the three examiners will NEE: on the
fourth Tuesday of August, and elect
one of their number secretary, as
provided in section of chapter IL.
As no part Of the new act will have
effect before the 10th day of Septem.
Der pext,the election of examiner and
secretary will be held this year as pro-
vided in the old law. aa,3 alli i.ts,i
Las. Monday afternoon about S
O'Clock as traction engine Gust pur-
chased by John p. Bacon, of Rush,
from James F. Yeates, Of this city,
was crossing the Washington street
race bridge, it went down into the
race just as it had got to the north
side of the bridge, leaving the front
| wheels on the north side of the bridge